In the English county of Norfolk is the tiny village of Rushford. It is located just a few miles from the sea, along the north bank of the Little Ouse River. This rural village of just 30 households is not a notable tourist destination and thus it does not offer many options for dining, drinking or shopping. But the countryside around the village is very pleasant, dotted with pastoral estates like the Rushford Hall Cottages to the east and wonderful roads for driving. Rushford Church is the most prominent landmark in the village. It dates back to the 13th century, is immaculately preserved and still used each Sunday for local services. Visitors are welcome to stop by the church and look around at any time. Since there are no hotels in Rushford, travellers will need to stay somewhere like Norwich or King's Lynn, both major urban hubs for Norfolk County. There is some amazing scenery in this corner of England, best enjoyed by car.

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